Veteran athlete stays on (the) course through adaptive sports
“I think recreational therapy offers veterans a tremendous amount of healing.”
Sports
Olympic Notebook: Margaret Hedeman and Team USA in Paris
A Acton family’s excitement built in the days and hours ahead of the Olympics women’s eight rowing competition.
In the deep end: What it really takes to be a Acton lifeguard
Why not give it a shot? How hard could it be? … It was more involved than I expected.
Local legends: Acton Olympians reflect as 2024 games begin
Here’s what some of Acton’s athletic greats have on their minds as the Paris games take flight.
Up early to beat food insecurity: CCHS grads found Sunrise Classic track meet
“We didn’t want a boring, same-old track meet.”
Acton Baseball Club has a grand old time with the game
“As long as the weather is good and there’s no snow, we’ll play.”
Rewind: C-C Voltage youth soccer girls finish in division lead
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Finding her stroke: CCHS alum excels in crew and biology at UCLA
Elsa Couvillon, who had never rowed before college, became the Scholar-Athlete of The Year.
Octogenarian runner sets world record at Acton’s Adrian Martinez Classic
More than 300 runners and 1,000 spectators converged at the Adrian Martinez Classic to witness — and deliver — world-class performances.
CCHS girls lacrosse ends season with best showing yet in Division 1 state semis
The team finished with a record of 18-6, the strongest Division 1 ranking since the MIAA power ranking system was implemented.
CCHS girls lacrosse battles to Final Four
The team entered the playoffs winning 13 of their last 14 games, with an overall record of 15-5 and a ranking of fourth in Division 1.
Acton-Carlisle lacrosse holds off Lexington in first round of playoffs
The two teams were familiar with each other, having played just a week earlier in a game CC won handily.